To be fair to horses, their legs are fingers, which doesn’t help the problem.

Not unless it can predict all the contributing factors.

DNA isn’t the full story.

Maybe they got hit by a car, were a hobbyist boxer, or had surgery, for example.

Same womb, similar growing environment, etc.

But even then, they’re not perfectly identical. Very similar, but not the exact same.

Was it not metal contamination? The cows had screws and worms in them or something.

libertarians to move to New Hampshire

Isn’t that the place that ended up with a bear problem because of a libertarian town privatising all its services? So no-one took the rubbish, and then came the bears.

EDIT: It was!

Even from the picture, that’s clearly not 100 cars for a four-way intersection. 12, maybe.

100 (25 per side) would be a massive queue.

It doesn’t break the camera like the post suggests, however. It just prevents them from registering it as a vehicle.

Don’t forget the glitchy James Bond footage

Especially if you have a medical device like a pacemaker. It just seems a terrible idea all-round.

What happens if the gloves short out because they’ve touched a telephone pole/car, or it rained?

Like do I want to read the Lord of the Rings as imperialist propaganda against orcs and Southrons and wildlings, who actually have valid political objections to the axis of Human-Elf-Dwarf hegemony? Hell yeah I do because I’m a leftist freak, but I recognize that I am fundamentally misreading the moral context the story is presented in–it’s about archetypes, about human values, about that nature of evil, not as an independent entity in itself, but how it can manifests in each one of us.

Funnily enough, I think Tolkein might have also enjoyed that. He was long-conflicted about the nature of orcs, being that his religious beliefs maintained that evil could not create from nothing, but only twist, and even then, it could not corrupt someone past possibility of redemption.

So orcs were stuck between being elves corrupted past redemption, or something sauron created.

Probably the WORST thing a story can do is mix and match “people are only evil because of we misunderstand them” and "people are purely evil.¨ I don´t see it often, but I think How to Train Your Dragon does it.

Or change it on the fly for the same character.

Cruella de Ville going from someone so single-mindedly obsessed with the idea of the perfect coat, that she didn’t care for how she got there, even if she had to skin a hundred puppies, to someone who developed a lifelong phobia and hatred of Dalmatians after they scared her mother off a cliff, weakened her character a bit, I feel.

If she had been one of the other from the get-go, that would have been fine, but it was switching between that wasn’t.

Anyone can achieve great things, even if they come from nothing… As long as they secretly have a great background and heritage out the wazoo. Or it is pre-ordained and has to be them; all other attempts doomed to failure.

The initial message might be fine, but it then undermines itself.

It also usually self-cleans quite nicely through the flushing mechanism. Hence the noise, since it pushes water down the sides to clean it.

Meanwhile, Midnight Commander reads like the title to a pornogram.

To defeat the PulseAudio daemon, shoot at it until it dies

Jack is potentially the most sensibly named.

Is pipewire pipe or wire? Only the gods are allowed to know that.

There’s a horror in having to haggle for the price of your healthcare whilst in the hospital.

Did telegrams use full-stop? They pretty much only used STOP, no?

It seems more likely that your man picked it up from a British influence, like a friend or something.